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I haven't paid for private repos (at least not for a few years) and yet I'm a member of several ... and I can fork them as needed without paying. In my case, I
by smoyer 9y ago
I haven't paid for private repos (at least not for a few years) and yet I'm a member of several ... and I can fork them as needed without paying. In my case, I would expect that I would lose access to my fork if the private repo was no longer a paid account.
- paulgb 9y agoRight, but I'm saying GitHub could allow you to keep accessing those cloned repos if the upstream repo was disabled as long as you switch to a paid plan. I.e. they could treat it the same way they treat your own private repos when you go from a paid to unpaid plan.
- smoyer 9y agoYes ... it could be that if either of the private repos was paid, they would be available.